What are the main surnames of Tujia people in Enshi?

Tujia nationality is a nation with a long history in China, living in Wuling Mountain area adjacent to Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing and Guizhou. Tujia nationality has a population of more than 8 million, and it is also a very large nation. Next, I will take you to Tujia culture to see what are the main surnames of Tujia people in Enshi.

Historically, Tujia ancestors were called "barbarians" or "barbarians". Before the Song Dynasty, Tujia people living in Wuling area, together with other ethnic minorities, were called "Wu Lingren" or "Wuxi people". After the Song Dynasty, Tujia people were called "Tu Ding", "Tu Ren", "Tu Min" or "Tu Man" separately.

After the reform, with the increase of Han immigrants, "Tu", "Ke" and "Miao" are often opposed in Wuling area to distinguish Tujia, Han and Miao. As a clan name, "Tujia" appeared in a late period. The records of Xianfeng County in the Republic of China stated that "the home of Tusi descendants is Tujia, and the local Han immigrants are Hakka". The most common surnames of Tujia people are Tian, Xiang, Qin, Peng, Ran, Li, Yang, Liu, Wang, Chen, Zhao and Huang.

Since the sixth national census, 590 "uncommon surnames" have been discovered by Tujia people in Enshi. There are several hundred surnames of Tujia people in Enshi, such as "Bie", "Cry", "Kan" and "Bu".